• Lake Peten Itza - This is the third largest lake in Guatemala, home to the island of Flores. Before boarding the bus, there is a 10-minute window to capture memorable photos at the ‘I LOVE PETÉN’ sign. The tour begins here, passing through quaint towns en route to the main entrance of Tikal National Park. Upon arrival, passengers will disembark to purchase park admission tickets, a process that takes about an hour.
• Tikal National Park - At the main entrance of Tikal National Park, park rangers will conduct the initial ticket check (tickets are already included). This marks the start of the Tikal National Park reservation. Facilities such as restrooms are available here, and the journey continues for another 16 kilometers to the visitor center.
• Tikal Visitor Center - At the park’s visitor center, visitors will find a scale model of Tikal, restroom facilities, restaurants, craft shops, a coffee shop, and the Lithic Museum (entry requires a separate ticket, not included in the park admission). The guide will allow 15 minutes here before proceeding to ticket control to begin the hike along jungle trails. Along the way, the local guide will provide insights into the flora, fauna, and archaeology, leading to the central square.
• Great Plaza - This area features The Temple of the Great Jaguar, Temple II, North Acropolis, South Acropolis, Mayan Ball Game, and more, making it a key attraction.
• Temple IV - Known as the Temple of the Bicephalous Snake, Temple IV requires energy to climb but offers a breathtaking panoramic view, perfect for observing sunrises.
• Lost World - The Lost World Pyramid is equipped with stairs for climbing and offers an incredible 360-degree view. The local guide will provide time to ascend and take photos, as the view is spectacular.
• Temple V - Tikal Temple V is one of the most impressive restorations, offering a stunning discovery experience. Afterward, visitors will return to the visitor center to conclude the walk.
• Tikal Park’s Restaurant - At the end of the tour, guests can enjoy a delicious lunch here. Following the meal, they will board the bus to return to the Isle of Flowers or the Mayan World Airport.

• Admission fees
• Lunch
• An unforgettable experience
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Passenger Insurance
• Professional Guide Service

• Gratuities
• Alcoholic beverages

Tikal, renowned as one of the most well-preserved Mayan cities, is situated within one of Central America’s largest National Parks, celebrated for its incredible variety of flora, fauna, and archaeological treasures. With the expertise of a specialized local guide, visitors can explore magnificent temples, towering pyramids, and ancient palaces, delving into the captivating history of the Mayan civilization. Marvel at its impressive architectural feats and uncover its advancements in astronomy, mathematics, military tactics, marriage alliances, and religious ceremonies, which contribute to the cultural heritage of this mysterious civilization.
Modern transportation with air conditioning is available.
The organization and logistics of this tour are backed by years of experience.
Professional guides with extensive expertise ensure an unforgettable experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.